Terry Bradshaw might want to take back something he said prior to the start of Saturday’s game between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears.
Just before the start of the game at Soldier Field in Chicago, Ill., 77-year-old Bradshaw was asked by fellow NFL on FOX analyst Howie Long about how the Packers should handle the absence of star pass rusher Micah Parsons.
Bradshaw, however, confused which team Parsons’ absence affects. He said it would benefit Packers quarterback Jordan Love rather than Bears quarterback Caleb Williams.
“If I’m [Jordan] Love, I’m going, ‘No [Micah] Parsons, ‘Yes!'” Bradshaw said with conviction.
You can watch Bradshaw’s confusing statement here:
"If I'm [Jordan] Love, I'm going, 'No [Micah] Parsons, yes!'" – Fox's Terry Bradshaw apparently forgetting they're both Packers pic.twitter.com/RLIUDqke3T
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) December 20, 2025
Meanwhile, several fans took the opportunity to express their desire to see Bradshaw call it a career.
Time for Terry to hang it up
— Ernie Morrison (@EMorrison45) December 21, 2025
I love Terry and will respect his time on FOX and CBS, but he is beyond done.
— Erik Williams (@Photosbyerik) December 21, 2025
Love Bradshaw. Underrated all time great QB. It's time to retire. Been time for awhile now.
— Slab (@slabknows) December 21, 2025
Yep Wrap It Up Terry (& Maybe Howie!)
— Jared Yeldell (@JaredYeldellMV) December 21, 2025
Fox NFL Sunday (The OT) Next Season Needs Changes ASAP Along Hopefully Burkhardt Olsen & Brady Becoming A 3 Man Lead Booth!!!!!
NFL on FOX Needs Changes Post NFC Championship ASAP!!!!!
Time to wrap up the career
— JustWill (@WillTheThrill2k) December 21, 2025
Bradshaw may have been so excited about the crucial Packers-Bears showdown that he couldn’t organize his thoughts before sharing his take.
As a refresher, Parsons was traded by the Dallas Cowboys to Green Bay just before the start of the 2025 season in exchange for defensive tackle Kenny Clark and a couple of future draft picks. He is also done for the remainder of the campaign after suffering a devastating knee injury in a Week 15 Packers loss to the Denver Broncos.
The winner of this Packers-Bears matchup could very likely determine who ends up taking the NFC North title.
